Policy · 117th Congress
What I learned from getting a breakthrough COVID-19 infection
Mild breakthrough cases aren’t always all that mild, testing problems are still rampant and post-vaccination cases are becoming more common.
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Mild breakthrough cases aren’t always all that mild, testing problems are still rampant and post-vaccination cases are becoming more common.
Both sides have been energized by implementation of the Texas ban prohibiting almost all abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy.
The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred interest among younger drivers in insurance rates based on miles driven.
Child health advocates are demanding legislative action, alleging social media firms know their platforms harm young users.
Senators questioned Mayorkas about the criteria used to justify keeping the northern land border closed to fully vaccinated Canadians.
The budget package is intended to avoid a partial government shutdown and debt limit crisis, but it's likely to come back for a do-over.
Centrist House Democrats who object to the reconciliation package have individual policy priorities that could divide them.
The House will begin debating its annual defense policy bill Tuesday, with hundreds of amendments on tap, including many about Afghanistan.
Foreign nationals must be vaccinated against COVID-19 before boarding a plane destined for the United States.
Congress' watchdog says the Defense Department isn't doing enough to combat fraud in the billions it spends on contracts.
Senate Democrats prepping alternate ways to include immigration in a budget bill will work “until we get to a yes” from the parliamentarian.
Kendall implored lawmakers to stop blocking the retirement of aircraft simply because they are built or based in their state or district.
'The policy changes of this proposal far outweigh the budgetary impact,' parliamentarian says; Democrats may present different proposal
The vote to approve third Pfizer COVID-19 shots for the vulnerable came after the panel voted against third shots for people 16 or older.
Tucked into the sweeping package is a $4 million tax break sought by a Wisconsin fuel distributor with friends on both sides of the aisle.
The Bureau of Land Management’s national headquarters will return to Washington, D.C., reversing a Trump administration move.
The Pentagon admitted a drone strike intended for terrorists threatening the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan instead killed 10 civilians.
Biden administration can no longer turn away families under Title 42, a Trump-era public health order. The ruling takes effect in two weeks.
The Labor Department could increase the options available to financial advisers by letting them consider environmental and social factors.
OPINION — DHS has been told to improve its COVID-19 response at the border to protect the safety of its workforce, migrants and locals.